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Urban Inequalities in Latin America
Universidad del Salvador - Direct Enroll Program
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Dates: late Jan 2027 - late Jun 2027
Urban Inequalities in Latin America
OVERVIEW
CEA CAPA Partner Institution: Universidad del Salvador
Location: , Argentina
Primary Subject Area: Latin American Studies
Instruction in: English
Transcript Source: Partner Institution
Course Details: Level 300
Recommended Semester Credits: 8
Contact Hours: 126
DESCRIPTION
1) Present a theoretical framework to analyze inequalities in Latin America.
2) Promote critical thinking, encouraging the analysis of the given texts and documents, discussion and debate.
3) Provide statistic data on different areas and countries that may illustrate the regions evolution in time.
4) Compare Latin America's situation with developed countries en relation to inequalities.
5) Encourage analysis of different ideologies underlying approaches to gender, migrations and labor.
6) The seminar proposes a practical part oriented to understand social inequalities by making contact with the reality of everyday life of different groups of the population that have been particularly affected by unequal conditions of life. In order to satisfy this goal, we have signed agreements with some non-governmental organizations (TECHO, Lumen Cor - Cáritas, between others). We work together with the organization's staff cooperating in different activities (fieldwork, research, working out proposals, etc.)
2) Promote critical thinking, encouraging the analysis of the given texts and documents, discussion and debate.
3) Provide statistic data on different areas and countries that may illustrate the regions evolution in time.
4) Compare Latin America's situation with developed countries en relation to inequalities.
5) Encourage analysis of different ideologies underlying approaches to gender, migrations and labor.
6) The seminar proposes a practical part oriented to understand social inequalities by making contact with the reality of everyday life of different groups of the population that have been particularly affected by unequal conditions of life. In order to satisfy this goal, we have signed agreements with some non-governmental organizations (TECHO, Lumen Cor - Cáritas, between others). We work together with the organization's staff cooperating in different activities (fieldwork, research, working out proposals, etc.)